Rewrite permalink of CPT taxonomy to equal of archive page

Hello Dani,

For the taxonomy: You can edit the custom taxonomy > Advanced tab > Custom rewrite slug > Add the rewrite slug "information" > Save changes.

For the CPT: You can edit the CPT > Advanced tab:
- Enable option: Has archive
- Custom archive slug: information
- Save changes.

and re-save permalink settings. It works correctly on my demo site.

Hello Tobias,

It is different from my description. You are using Custom rewrite slug, not Custom archive slug for the CPT. I also don't understand why you add the team to Custom rewrite slug option while the CPT slug is team.
If you add information for CPT Custom archive slug and Custom rewrite slug for custom taxonomy, it works properly.

Also, Meta Box Custom Post Types and Taxonomies just helps you to register the CPT and taxonomies with UI. It passes the arguments to the WordPress function register_post_type() and register_taxonomy(). So if you see an issue with CPT and taxonomies, it actually is a WordPress issue.

Hi,

It's confusing URL structure. If a user access domain.com/information/security, is that a post or is that a category? We always don't recommend people doing that. Even if it works in some cases, it will be bad for performance, cause WP need to process through all posts and also terms.

FYI: We don't process or generate the rewrite rules. We simply pass all the parameters to WordPress's register_post_type and register_taxonomy functions. I don't think it works if you use code directly. It's mostly how to deal with the way WP handle rewrite rules than the plugin. I'll check more closely.

Ultimately, I don't need the CPT slug or any posts. I only need category archive pages with the categorized posts.

So I can deactivate "has archive" in the CPT.
Can I also deactivate single posts and only drag them into the Archive category using Dynamic Data?